I love my job sometimes
 

100 miles today photographing for a project.
Some of this-

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l2...es/lookout.jpg

and some of this-

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l2...es/whereto.jpg

Cracking lunch in a little pub as well. Carry on.

Oops, theres a little bit of jealousy creeping in :eusa_sick:

Are you trying to taunt me with that photo in as many different ways/places as possible? :p

Very Nice! :eusa_clap: Cant beat enjoying a bit of work.:BaseballHat_LNY2EG:
Somewhere in South Wales at a guess.:ninja:

Are those TKC's?

Looks very nice, although i'm thinking about taking Heidenau's

Is your workplace hiring? :)

Yes TKC's. I was hoping to have them off by now and Mitas E07s fitted. The TKCs are fine if you are going to spend your time riding on rough trails and roads in the main; I fitted them due to the snow over winter and they worked pretty well indeed. For everyday use though, they're overkill, and the rear wears very fast. Reasonably predictable in the dry, but you can't get a lean on as I could with the Battlewings fitted, and semi predictable int he wet ie. you can predict when the bike is going to start sliding, basically as soon as you open the throttle on a bend :042:

Perhaps not so great if it's lashing down/sleeting/snowing or flooded...

Sure beats my lap top screen for now though!!

Fantastic stuff. All we are getting here is rain, non stop, since October! Lucky if I get to practice on my bike once every two weeks!!! Agaaaaaaaaa.

Enjoy for both of us!

Best,

Ryland

Yamaha build quality might be slipping, but I'm pretty sure the bike won't dissolve if it gets wet ;)

Before the last few days, I've got rained or snowed on pretty much every day in my bit of the UK for a very long time.

Tom,

What do you know about IP routing ? Fancy a Job swap for 6 months ? Mines easy, I'll give you a quick overview of Binary to Hexidecimal to Decimal conversions and you're away! Any idiot can do it.

Then I can do your job, ride around the place, eat lunch and take pictures (actually that sound like most of the Project Managers that work at our place)


Wadayasay ?

:ne1:

Dya need a wing man ?

looks like a great day out

Guys, there are some kind offers here, and I thank you. Really I do, it's very tempting to swap to do your job GULG, but I don't know how you'd deal with the 0830-1630 hours (1600 on friday), and not being called on at all hours.
Seriously though, this little trip out was for a research project I bid, and got funding for. There's been quite a lot of interest in it so far and I have a few good ideas for the future. Stayed tuned.

Come on GULG, how would you plan disaster recovery, the heart and sole of IT (cos it has so many disasters and needs recovery), in a job like that?